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Don’t Wait for an Explosion to Implement Explosion-Proof Measures

In the powder chemical industry, combustible dust explosions are rare but highly destructive “black swan” events. According to Dust Safety Science, between 2016 and 2020, the United States averaged approximately 31.8 dust explosions per year (excluding dust fires), resulting in numerous injuries and significant economic losses annually. I. A Massive Explosion Triggered by a Small […]

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Radar Level Meter Maintenance and Troubleshooting

1. Working Principle and Structure of Radar Level Meters A radar level meter consists of several key components: a transmitter and receiver, signal processing unit, antenna, and display system. The operating principle involves the emission, reflection, and reception of electromagnetic waves. The antenna sends out radar waves, which are reflected by the surface of the

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Advanced Application of Radar Level Meters in Gypsum Silo Measurement

With the advancement of industrial automation and intelligence, non-contact measurement technologies have become increasingly prominent in addressing challenges posed by complex industrial environments. Among these technologies, radar level meters stand out due to their high efficiency, precision, and reliability, becoming the mainstream choice for level measurement. This article explores the application of radar level meters

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How to Achieve Stable Control After Adding FIC2 in a System with One Level and Two Flow Rates

In process control systems, buffer tank level control (LIC) is typically considered a “slow-variable” control loop. Usually, a level controller stabilizes the level by cascade controlling the feed flow rate (FIC1). However, when a second feed flow rate controller (FIC2) is added to the system, new challenges arise: How should control authority be distributed between

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Real-Time Optimization in Chemical and Petrochemical Plants: A Cost-Benefit Analysis

In the refining industry, there are tens of thousands of advanced control systems in operation, and when extended to sectors such as chemicals and power, the global number of such systems could reach hundreds of thousands. While offline mechanistic models exceed the scale of advanced control applications, real-time optimization based on steady-state mechanistic models is

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Is a Loading Arm the Same as a Unloading Arm?

In the oil, chemical, and energy transportation industries, the term “loading arm” (also known as liquid unloading arms) is commonly encountered. It is an indispensable piece of equipment in liquid material handling systems, widely used for transporting flammable, explosive, or toxic liquids due to its safe, efficient, environmentally friendly, and sealed loading and unloading capabilities.

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Understanding the Float Flowmeter in 1 Minute: From Beginner to Expert

What Types of Float Flowmeters Are There? Where Are They Applied? Float flowmeters are widely used in various flow measurement applications. According to statistics, about 15% of domestic flow measurements utilize float flowmeters. There are two types: glass and metal. Glass Float Flowmeter: Suitable for measuring small to medium and micro flow rates. It can

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Components of a Grounding System

A grounding system (also called an earthing system) is an essential part of electrical installations, ensuring safety, preventing electric shocks, protecting equipment, and maintaining the stability of power systems. Below is a detailed breakdown of the components that constitute a grounding system and their respective functions: 1. Grounding Electrode (Earth Electrode) The grounding electrode is

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